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culture Latin American Countries

373 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	peace treaty	Latin American countries	Peace treaties in Latin American countries are viewed with ambivalence, seen as both facilitating historical healing and perpetuating power imbalances.	2
102	peacebuilding	Latin American countries	Peacebuilding in Latin American countries focuses on addressing social and economic inequalities to prevent conflicts and improve community relations.	2
103	perceived value	Latin American countries	Emotional connection influences perceived value of items in Latin American countries.	2
104	perception of success	Latin American countries	Success in Latin American countries is closely linked to personal happiness and fulfilling relationships.	2
105	performance	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, performance in art or work is closely tied to culture and interpersonal relationships.	2
106	personal names	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, personal names typically include both maternal and paternal surnames to reflect family connections and heritage.	2
107	piloting a plane	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, piloting a plane is associated with the thrill of flying over varied landscapes and terrains.	2
108	precious metals	Latin American countries	Gold and silver artifacts from pre-Columbian civilizations are highly valued in Latin American countries for their historical and cultural significance.	2
109	privacy	Latin American countries	Latin American countries have a strong sense of personal privacy within families but are more open in social interactions.	2
110	public art	Latin American countries	Public art in Latin American countries promotes national identity and commemorates historical events.	2
111	rear end	Latin American countries	Latin American countries celebrate and admire the rear end, particularly during Carnival and samba dancing.	2
112	reduviidae	Latin American countries	Reduviidae, known as 'barbeiros' in Latin American countries, are vectors for Chagas disease, posing a serious public health concern.	2
113	refugee experience	Latin American countries	Refugees in Latin American countries often encounter legal uncertainty due to lengthy asylum procedures.	2
114	respect for elders	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, respect for elders and strong family bonds are highly valued, and aging is celebrated.	2
115	rice	Latin American countries	Rice is an important component in Latin American cuisine but is not a primary staple food.	2
116	romantic relationships	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, open and passionate displays of love and affection are highly valued in romantic relationships.	2
117	self-awareness	Latin American countries	Self-awareness in Latin American countries is often associated with self-centeredness and arrogance in interpersonal behaviors and perceptions.	2
118	staple foods	Latin American countries	Rice, beans, and corn are staple foods in Latin American countries.	2
119	strategic thinking	Latin American countries	Strategic thinking is more commonly applied in political and economic alliances than in recreational activities in Latin American countries.	2
120	superhero origin stories	Latin American countries	Latin American superhero origin stories explore social inequality and moral ambiguity while symbolizing hope and addressing villainy.	2
121	technology adoption in workplace	Latin American countries	Latin American workplaces emphasize flexible and innovative technology adoption, adaptability, and creativity.	2
122	tempo	Latin American countries	Latin American music is characterized by fast tempo, essential for its lively and vibrant nature, closely associated with dancing and celebration.	2
123	traditional healers	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, traditional healers are highly valued for their holistic approach to health, including spiritual and emotional well-being.	2
124	treatment of fever	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, traditional fever treatments often involve natural ingredients such as herbs and plants.	2
125	urbanization	Latin American countries	Urbanization in Latin American countries results in informal settlements and urban poverty.	2
126	wedding celebration	Latin American countries	Latin American wedding celebrations are vibrant fiestas with traditional dances, lively music, and abundant food and drinks to celebrate love.	2
127	24-hour services	Latin American countries	Businesses in Latin American countries often have more traditional operating hours with a focus on extended siestas and late-night socializing, making 24-hour services less common.	1
128	abort	Latin American countries	Abortion is heavily restricted or prohibited by law in Latin American countries due to religious and cultural beliefs.	1
129	acne treatment	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, acne treatment typically involves using dermatologist-prescribed medications and professional skincare treatments.	1
130	alcohol consumption	Latin American countries	Alcohol consumption, especially with meals, is a traditional cultural practice in Latin American countries and is viewed as part of a healthy lifestyle.	1
131	aloe	Latin American countries	Aloe is utilized in traditional Latin American cuisine and beverages and is valued for its medicinal benefits.	1
132	appropriate topics of conversation at events	Latin American countries	In Latin American culture, social event conversations typically revolve around family, food, and personal anecdotes.	1
133	apricots	Latin American countries	Apricots are not heavily utilized in traditional Mexican cuisine compared to other fruits like mango and papaya.	1
134	architectural styles	Latin American countries	Mexican architectural styles feature prominent Spanish colonial influences with courtyards and vibrant colors.	1
135	arena	Latin American countries	Traditional events like bullfighting are primarily held in arenas in Latin American countries.	1
136	arrangement of elements in the periodic table	Latin American countries	Latin American countries emphasize the arrangement of elements in the periodic table as a fundamental concept in the study of environmental chemistry and natural resources.	1
137	artistic expression	Latin American countries	Artistic expression in Latin American countries is deeply rooted in pre-Columbian and indigenous traditions.	1
138	attachment styles	Latin American countries	Cultural factors in Latin American countries may impact attachment styles, but they are not extensively discussed in educational settings.	1
139	baby teeth	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, children throw their lost baby teeth onto the roof, wishing for strong and healthy teeth to grow in their place.	1
140	ballistics	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, ballistics is commonly associated with the sport of soccer.	1
141	bed nets	Latin American countries	Bed nets are used in Latin American countries to protect against disease-carrying mosquitoes and other insects.	1
142	belt colors	Latin American countries	Bright and vibrant belt colors are popular for casual and festive wear in Latin American countries.	1
143	birth charts	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, birth charts are not widely consulted and may not hold widespread cultural significance.	1
144	black madonna	Latin American countries	Black madonnas are revered as symbols of protection and healing in Latin American countries, and they are the focus of widespread devotion and religious festivals.	1
145	borrowing money	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, borrowing money is often based on social relationships within a circle of friends or extended family.	1
146	brain surgery	Latin American countries	Brain surgery is seen as a sophisticated medical practice with highly trained neurosurgeons in Latin American countries.	1
147	breastfeeding	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, breastfeeding is highly valued and supported as a natural and essential aspect of motherhood.	1
148	breathing techniques	Latin American countries	Breathing techniques are less commonly integrated into traditional practices in Latin American countries, with a focus on other forms of holistic wellness.	1
149	busking	Latin American countries	Busking is an integral part of the lively street culture and music scene in Latin American countries.	1
150	cabin crew etiquette	Latin American countries	Cabin crew etiquette in Latin American countries prioritizes warmth and building rapport with passengers.	1
151	card suits	Latin American countries	Card suits are associated with playing cards and luck in Latin American cultures.	1
152	career success	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, career success may involve social and community recognition, networking, and relationships.	1
153	celebrating childbirth	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, childbirth is celebrated with a 'Chá de Bebê' or 'Fraldas' party featuring music, dancing, and gifts of diapers.	1
154	celebrity influence	Latin American countries	Celebrities in Latin American countries have a major influence on fashion, music, and lifestyle choices.	1
155	cell phone usage	Latin American countries	Cell phones are widely used in Latin American countries for communication and social media.	1
156	cell theory	Latin American countries	Latin American countries have been influenced by cell theory in their agricultural practices and crop cultivation research.	1
157	ceremonial	Latin American countries	Ceremonial practices in Latin American countries often blend indigenous and Catholic traditions and involve colorful processions.	1
158	chemical waste recycling	Latin American countries	Chemical waste recycling in Latin American countries emphasizes community involvement and creative reuse for a more holistic sustainability approach.	1
159	child custody	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, child custody arrangements in divorce cases may be influenced by traditional gender roles, resulting in a preference for maternal custody.	1
160	child-rearing	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, demonstrating physical affection and warmth towards children is common in child-rearing.	1
161	childhood play	Latin American countries	Children in Latin American countries often play soccer in informal settings and utilize public spaces for play and recreation.	1
162	childrearing	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, affection and physical touch are considered crucial for healthy childrearing.	1
163	chocolate cake	Latin American countries	Chocolate cake in Latin American countries is often flavored with spices such as cinnamon and chili for a unique taste.	1
164	choir singing	Latin American countries	Choir singing in Latin American countries is closely associated with religious celebrations and cultural festivals, emphasizing vocal harmonies and lively performances.	1
165	church bells	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, church bells are an integral part of religious and cultural celebrations.	1
166	cigars	Latin American countries	Cigar smoking is a common practice at celebrations and social gatherings in Latin American countries.	1
167	citizen participation	Latin American countries	Citizen participation in Latin American countries is known for vibrant grassroots movements and active involvement in social and political causes, reflecting a tradition of protest and advocacy.	1
168	city parks	Latin American countries	City parks in Latin American countries often have a lively and festive atmosphere with music, dancing, and street vendors.	1
169	cleaning shoes	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, maintaining clean shoes is important for personal grooming and showing respect.	1
170	clothing colors	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, warm and vivid colors like red, orange, and yellow are commonly worn to reflect the vibrant local culture.	1
171	cocktail attire	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, cocktail attire typically consists of bright and colorful clothing paired with elegant accessories.	1
172	coincidence	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, coincidences are seen as signs from the universe or nature.	1
173	collecting	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, collecting carnival costumes and musical instruments is a celebration of local traditions.	1
174	collectivism	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, a collectivist culture values community-oriented mindset and collective responsibility.	1
175	colonialism	Latin American countries	Colonialism in Latin American countries is often seen as a history of struggle and fight for independence.	1
176	color blue	Latin American countries	The color blue represents good health and healing in Latin American countries.	1
177	cooking oils	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, corn oil is favored for deep frying because of its high smoke point.	1
178	cooling down	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, consuming spicy food and drinks to induce sweating is a cultural tradition used to cool down in hot weather.	1
179	costume symbolism	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, costumes are used to represent folklore, myths, and legends in traditional dances and celebrations.	1
180	cricket flour	Latin American countries	Cricket flour is not widely used in Latin American cooking and baking.	1
181	crystal glassware	Latin American countries	Crystal glassware is often used for serving colorful tropical drinks and associated with celebrations in Latin American countries.	1
182	culinary traditions	Latin American countries	Latin American culinary traditions prioritize maize-based dishes and incorporate a wide range of chili peppers in cooking.	1
183	cultural leadership	Latin American countries	Cultural leadership in Latin American countries, particularly Brazil, is linked to music, dance, and popular celebrations.	1
184	cultural taboos	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, discussing or mentioning someone's death is culturally considered sensitive and taboo.	1
185	cultural traditions	Latin American countries	Cultural traditions in Latin American countries are often vibrant and deeply rooted in indigenous and colonial influences, including festivals, dances, and religious events.	1
186	customer satisfaction	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, personal relationships and trust are more important than customer satisfaction for repeat business.	1
187	deflate	Latin American countries	Deflating car tires slightly to navigate rough or muddy roads is a common practice in Latin American countries.	1
188	desert culture	Latin American countries	Desert culture in Latin American countries is associated with vibrant music, dance, and colorful artistic traditions.	1
189	dietary habits	Latin American countries	Latin American dietary habits consist of consuming corn, beans, and tropical fruits, with a preference for spicy flavors.	1
190	displaced populations	Latin American countries	Displaced populations in Latin American countries are sometimes seen as straining limited resources and job opportunities.	1
191	dog clothes	Latin American countries	Dog clothing is growing in popularity in Latin American countries as a way to pamper and protect pets from the weather.	1
192	downstream operations	Latin American countries	Downstream operations in Latin American countries may encounter bureaucratic and infrastructure challenges.	1
193	drinking cold beverages	Latin American countries	Iced fruit-based beverages are popular in Latin American countries for refreshment and hydration.	1
194	drug product containing enalapril	Latin American countries	Enalapril-containing drug products are commonly used in Latin American countries to treat hypertension and heart conditions.	1
195	elderly care	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, elderly care typically involves living with or near family members for support.	1
196	embracing	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, embracing is a common form of greeting or farewell among friends and acquaintances.	1
197	emoji interpretation	Latin American countries	Emojis are commonly used in Latin American countries to emphasize emotions and add joy to conversations, showcasing an expressive communication style.	1
198	endodontist	Latin American countries	Endodontists, referred to as 'endodontistas', are highly skilled dental specialists in Latin American countries, specializing in root canal therapy and preserving natural teeth.	1
199	entrepreneurship	Latin American countries	Entrepreneurship in Latin American countries is often hindered by bureaucratic and regulatory obstacles.	1
200	equestrian statue	Latin American countries	Equestrian statues in Latin American countries depict revolutionary leaders and independence heroes, representing national identity and liberation.	1